Thursday, September 29, 1927 VERNONIA EAGLE TVE ing in the Natal grove Sunday. This church is planning on hav-1 cific Northwest territory r to sup­ ■ ... • — Reports of Mr. and Mrs. Holding went to ing revival meetings beginning' plement the supply. St. Helens Tuesday going around about the middle of October. corn weather were mixed and by Clatskanie and back the St. Farm Market Review prices fluctuated widely. Barley Aetvs Vernonia Schools Helens and Pittsburg roads. Oregon Agricultural College and oats tended upward on light Miss Schooley spent .the week Extension Service I receipts and an active demand. The Catherine Hoffman ........... Editor Delia Cline ........... Administration Frances Lapp ... Junior Reporter end at her home in Scappoose. Grain. The market for both Mr. Holding called on Frank Louise Simmons, ....... Asst. Editor Norman Green ................. Literary Charlotte Green....... Soph. Reporter wheat and rye held generally; flax market weakened by increased Clarence Wardle ................... Sports Ralph Peck ....... Senior Reporter Larry Marshall Freshman Reporter Peterson one evening last week. steady last week. Barley and oats, domestic receipts and lower for­ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. West of Port­ land and Mrs. Grover Devine of tended upward. There was no ma-| eign prices. Mist called on Mrs. Holding Sun- terial ehange in the general wheat j Feeds. The feed market was gen­ Seniors Choose Colors; Girls Increase Percentage Vernonia Will Play with demand more ac- i market situation. Movement to erally ___ , _ firm . day. First Rally Friday — — — — — — — — St. Helens Saturday market was about twice as heavy tive, but wheat feeds went lower. (By Ralph Peck) Yearly Carnival October 14 (By Clarence Wardle) I as last year. Mills were the prin­ Alfalfa meal continued quite firm The president called a meeting Vernonia high echool starts the cipal buyers. Substantial premiums with an excellent demand at Kan- of the seniors last Thursday and season’s football with a stiff game were paid for high protein. The sas City where choice meal was Pian To Start Cafeteria the class colors were picked out. against St. Helens, but has the ; supply of high grade soft winter quoted $2.00 above number one “ I. Zat So? ” They were: silver and coral. (By Della Cline) advantage of playing on the home 4 ! I wheat continues below the demand which was worth $23.50. George O’Brien, Screenland’s grounds. It is expected that this Wool. Reports indicate continued f The school is going to hold their The number of girls registered will be one of the fastest games . most perfect athlete, has the stel- in St. Louis territory and soft first rally Friday. This rally will in the high school is twenty-two of the season, inasmuch as St. Hel­ : lar role of a pugilist in Fox Films wheat is being shipped from Pa- strength in the wool situation.. be held to get more spirit for the more than the number of boys, ens lost but few of their lettermen I Comedy Drama, “Is Zat So?” football game against St. Helens, there being 88 girls and 06 boys.' of last year, while Vernonia has which is coming to the Majestic Saturday. The whole student body Last year there were 10 more girls quite a green squad. will leave the high school at 3:30 than boys registered. I Coach Austin is now here, hav­ | theatre Saturday. and march «ver town and give a “For the Love of Mike” A cafeteria will probably be ing arrived Thursday. The team is fe1' yells. “ For the Love of Mike” tells an in fine condition and claim that .4s will be the first game of a part of the school program in they have fight enough to tackle amusing story of three old men,| the near future. Mrs. Brewer and the season and the team will need one a jew, the other an Irishman, • a great deal of help if they beat her domestic science class will West Point. The line averages the third a German, who find an about 170 pounds and the back- have charge of it, and it will be them. t managed in such a way as to be field 150 pounds, abandoned baby on their doorstep On interviewing Donald Hodges, and bring him up until he goes to; Eva Roles left Wednesday for self suporting. Walla Walla, She is going to work This will prove a great conven­ veteran fullback, he stated, "Sure college, and then returns to marry, in a store for her uncle there and ience to the pupils wno come from to win, plunge of line is wonderful. the little Italian girl who lives next; go to school. Everyone was surely the country. Light lunches will There is no doubt of touchdown in door. Here Tuesday and Wednesday. I sorry to see her go and wished be served cheaper than such first quarter.” “Heart of Maryland” Coach Austin says, “I feel that her a good time. lunches can be prepared at home. Dolores Costello, star of Warner; the game is ours though it will be Bros., “Heart of Maryland.” which The Vernonia high school will an interesting fight.” Freshmen Objected to comes to the Majestic theatre Thurs-! give their annual camiv|al Oct- The following lineup is expected, day and Friday, has never been Wearing Green Ties ober 14. for the game: Gooding le, Ber-. (By Larry Marshall) so appealingly beautiful as in the Last week was initiation week The V. H. S. football team will gerson, It. Mellinger Ig, Ray c, ; role of Maryland Calvert, the girl, for the freshmen by the sopho­ play their first game of the seas­ Cook rg, Roles rt, Adams re, Par-, who. while passionately loving the mores. They did not like it very on with St. Helens Next Saturday ker lh, Hodges f, Bennett q, War-! south, found her heart divided die rh, Heiber and Green, sub. mni-h and had n scramble Tues­ against itself in love for a soldier noon at 2:00 o’clock sharp. The game is called for, 2 o’clock of the North. day because they didn’t like to wear The high school gymnasium has sharp at the ball grounds, and green ties. The week was ended EVANGELICAL CHURCH by a party for the freshmen given been sealed and painted on the the school is looking for strong sup­ We welcome thrift in our customers since Sunday school at 9:45. Preaching by the sophomores. It was enjoyed inside and is now being boarded port from the student body as well we know that the men who practice by the pastor, G. W. Plumer, at very much. Several of the boys an the outside. When this is done as the town folks. thrift aie the men who make up the sub­ 11 a. m. An illustrated sermon the gym will be completed. were picked up by seniors and High School Needs stantial citizens of the community. on “The Result of Sin and God’s juniors but they were not hurt. | A new cork rug was put on Larger Library Power to Save.” This is given to There were many absent dur- DROP IN AND TALK IT OVER SOON The junior class of Vernonia help children to better understand. ing the week. Helen Imbeck was the incline in the high school build­ high school was asked to write At 8 p.m. there will be an absent Friday because her grand- ing last Friday. mother died. Bruce Cummings was Miss Perce’s art class has been a news story on an improvement evangelistic sermon. Christian En­ absent the latter part of the showing some very good talent to the high school, One student deavor at 7p.m. All are invited to any and all of these services. week because his father and sister since the class has been organized. wrote the following: “The Vernonia high school needs were ill. Various pictures are put on the more books for its library. Each wall for display each day. year the students of the history Coming to Portland Junior English Class and English classes are delayed be­ 1 Sophomores Entertain Studying Journalism cause they do not have enough (By Frances Lappe) Freshmen at Party books for reference work or out- A meeting of the juniors was (By Charlotte Green) side reading. Although we have called by the president, Della The sophomores gave a party some very good books for this Cline, on September 23 for the SPECIALIST purpose of deciding whether or for the freshmen Friday night, purpose. We do not have enough not to get class rings or pins. | September 23. Part of the fresh- for each pupil to have one for in Internal Medicine for the After some discussion the class men played games while the others even the short period of one week.” past fifteen years decided to get neither pins or were being initiated. Songs were rings. sung by all, while the ice cream The Most Attractive DOES NOT OPERATE ' and cookies were served. At 3:30 Room in the Building The junior English class is tak- the party adjourned. . (By Myrtle Hall) ing a twelve weeks course on Miss Perce’s room on the south Will be at Ten of the sophomore girls side of the Vernonia high school journalism. During the week ends Benson Hotel they gather news and some of it have moved downstairs into the has the most attractive appearance has been good enough to be put old typing room to make more of any room in the building. THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATUR­ in the Vernonia Eagle. Also one room for the freshmen. They are DAY, OCTOBER 6, 7, 8. The floor and Miss Perce’s desk of the classes has been asked to being put upon their honor as are always neat and clean and Office Hours: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. write an article for the Oregonian. the seniors were before. the books on the desk are at­ -CT tractively arranged. The art draw­ THREE DAYS ONLY ings above the front and side i ------- T----- blackboards are carefully hung in a straight row, giving the room No charge for consultation a progressive as well as an at­ tractive appearance. There are al­ Dr. Mellenthin is a regular grad­ so lovely paintings on the walls. uate in medicine and surgery and Some of these were drawn by the is licensed by the state of Oregon. art class. A last attractive touch He does not operate for chronic ap-, is added by the vases of bright pendicitic, gall stones, ulcers of; Everyone who drives the Oakland All-American Six marvels at flowers on the desk at the front stomach, tonsils or adenoids. the -mooth nnd whivrvrine flow of power pri*di»<’ed by the n*w the room. G-M-lt (General i.-uourw ilex • ircli) Cylinder Head which (I) He has to his credit wonderful « V! Í ! reduces “detonation” or spark knock to a ncgiigiL. ...... 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Sport Roadster »10 I 5 4-Door S r ti— * 1 W.) recently. one of the above-named causes: Cabriolet *114o Landau Sedan *126«) Mr. and Mrs. Schooley are ex­ Elmer Booker, Condon. will bo delighted with its low, smart lines pecting to move to this neighbor- Th« I>irirand finer Pontiac Six. $745 to $925. All i> at factor#. lA